N. Korean delegation studies at SU
As one of the top-rated graduate programs in the world, the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs attracts many promising students from abroad. The… Read more »
Writer archives: Terence Johnson
Annual lecture focuses on North Korean disarmament
Kim Sam-hoon, permanent representative of the Republic of Korea to the United Nations, said Friday that while the disarmament of North Korea appears an achievable… Read more »
Champions no longer
There were no riots, bonfires or demolished trees on Marshall Street last night following SU's men's basketball team's loss. Only depressed basketball fans.'I hate losing… Read more »
Students sets of extinguisher in Watson Hall, closes HillTV
About 400 students emptied out of Watson Residence Hall last night at about 10:30 p.m. after a member of HillTV discharged a fire extinguisher in… Read more »
Number of break-ins on campus lower during Spring Break
Despite significant increases in the occurrence of car break-ins and burglaries this year, only one such crime was reported on campus during Spring Break. Public… Read more »
Kerry campaigners rally local support
John Kerry's campaign for Central New York's support in the Democratic primary next week kicked off Saturday in Syracuse, but dismal turnout and the absence… Read more »
Popov trial jury nears verdict
Monday will mark the fifth week of the second trial of Dominic Dennard, Jr. for the alleged murder of Simeon Popov, a Syracuse University music… Read more »
No building on SU campus involved in asbestos scam
After combing through documents from the pending trail against AAR Contractor Inc. of Latham, Syracuse University officials have concluded that the alleged asbestos removal scam… Read more »
Massachusetts college tries out scheduling plan
Wednesday has been a 'light day' since the 1970s at Worcester Polytechnic Institute in Massachusetts, said Charles Kornik, who manages scheduling at the school.'Since the… Read more »
Road back home
Before Mitchel Wallerstein became the new dean of the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs, he was engaged in Vietnam War politics.'My precollege aspirations… Read more »
3-hour classes may alter new schedule
For Ronald Cavanagh, vice president of undergraduate studies at Syracuse University, the main goal of the proposed scheduling paradigm is not to dictate how professors… Read more »
Sept. 11 memorial events include services, Haven mural unveiling
As the tragedy of Sept. 11 recedes into the past, the word 'remembrance' has come to describe everything from religious ceremonies and artistic expression to… Read more »
Students observe Mars with telescope
For some students, it was just a small white dot in the sky. For others, it was a once-in-60,000-years opportunity.Nearly 250 students crowded the Quad… Read more »
SU begins search for new Engineering and Computer Science dean
Despite leaving his dean position, Edward Bogucz wants Syracuse to stay an orange.'Across the country, students who are looking for engineering and computer science schools… Read more »
Shaw, ‘Orange Hat’ stars of new book
Shoppers at the University Bookstore on Wednesday could have a children's book signed by 'King' Shaw, see his 'big orange hat' and meet the undergraduate… Read more »
Chancellor signs auditing deal with EPA, to begin in 2003
A historic partnership began Tuesday when Chancellor Kenneth A. Shaw signed an agreement between the Environmental Protection Agency and Syracuse University, making it the first… Read more »
Board discusses budget deficit
Along with national increases in poverty and unemployment, the financial difficulties created by an economic downturn have made their way to The Hill.The Board of… Read more »
Fire in basement forces students out of Flint Hall
A small fire broke out in the basement mechanical room of Flint Hall at about 11:50 p.m. Wednesday, said Capt. Townsend of the Syracuse Fire… Read more »
Author, professor discuss black culture in television
The Leaders in Communications lectures series continued Wednesday night with author and professor Kristal Brent Zook, the author of “Color By Fox,” a required read… Read more »
